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General News.

SAVED by cobble stones.
ALL the tributary rivers are taking on
good stage Of water.
The river continues on the rise Plenty
OF water in few days.
BUSINESS would be very lively if-but
there's no use growing.
PULLED out for Cairo did the propeller
city OF Alma yesterday.
CIScINNATI will start the Buckeye State to
Memphis this afternoon.
THE Paris G. Brown will probably pass
here today, bound for st. Louis
TIE steamer Eugene will steam out at 3
O'Clock this afternoon for Pine Bluff.
THE Osceola packet Coahoma steamed
from the wharf yesterday with big trip.
The steamer James Lee will leave at
O'Clock =. IN. today for Frars Point and way
landings.
NAVIGATION will soon become possible all
along the line, Then the cry will be, "Oh,
for II decline"
liiE dayoso, contrary to expectations, did
not leave for Tiptonville until yesterday
morning. She was heavily laden.
A row OF produce boats for the south await
prOpelling power at Evansville. The ID. &.
Fogel left yesterday to bring them down.
TnE Anchor Line company will send two
boats out from ~ Louis this afternoon--the
city OF Cairo, Tor Nicksburg, and the Annie
4. silver for New Orleans.
Two noATs tied up temporarily at the Gle
vator yesterday the st. Paul, from Nicks-
burg to 81. Louis, and the War Eagle Nicks-
burg To 81. Louis. Both were amply repaid
for the landing.
TTE Cuahuma arrived carly yesterday
morning with l07 bales cotton, 63 sacks seed
cotton and 80 sacks cotton seed. In COM
mnnd ~ tPpt. John +. Higgins she left last
evening for Osccola, Gold Dust and way
landings on the upper coast. William
Smthcr II chief clerk.
Tue steamer Rosa Ice. recently built for
Capt. James Lee, jr, 10y the Paducah Ship
building company arrived early yesterday
morning lhiutiug aud other finishing
touches arc being applied, which will be
completed IN time for the handsome and
we'll equipped local packet to leave for
Dsccula on thC lNtli inst
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t.rocerte.

sraAu-Pur white &c. 81 white. Gifft
-. yellow clarified, Utli a.. opcu kettle
ii,@ji5r. rrhncd \. G.r standard Fmnu.
lated. $50 plantation grinulatei 1i.c. pow.
dcrd. 10. cut loaf. 10 strong.
Rcr-Louisiana, 500. Carolina 0sS'ic
flrm
C,vpn.-stcks, all sIre.. In boxes, pals
and barrels, 'lltsac, fancy assorted, atgi'c
firm.
so,pr Axp CAvpiE.-s,ap, gsS'fc. can.
dies. fall weight ,aftng
CnusE-Ncw York iartory n. full cream
iNtiaisc. Young America itc.
CuUTr-t ommon, 1880. ordinary, ~ 20
N'.r. fair u '.Nii'.r prime Rio TING
choice 10 fancy 2i'.@E AC old government
ssd NJ, steady.
s,r-saginaw. a Ngi % per barrcl
sarks fine. A ltHi ~. cuarsc, 81 iOti ".
pockets. blcachcd a. ~ mixed. barrels
30 ~ mixed, 2A65c.
CANNED Goons-finc APPLES. Al 2Sfti IN
Peaches pounds, standard o. Oh : pounds,
standard. y ~. seconds Al Is Tomatoes
pounds, standard. Sol 10 . pounds
standard Al steti ~ stmwbcrries, 81 ~
l,aspbcrfics, u ~ iilackbcrrics. ~ ii6ti -
Grrcn rngrs. n 55Cti ~ Pear. N 1862 ~.
Plums. u 0itsi 80. Asparagus ~ 5jtal ~
Green corn. al 2jfti e. Green peas, u ~
NIi. Cove oysters, fall weight, pound. 81.
2 pounds u Gyti %. light weight pound
OsaGoc. ? pounds, iimi 10. CONDENSED
milk, Crown. ~ 1905 NJ. Eagle. ~ ~ Swiss,
g. 70. salmon g. -. sarlincs, 81 o. mus.
iarl sarlines, - y. MAckcrcl, 81 90 herring
mhckcr,i. o. -.
MoL,~rs-l.oul,iana fair. ioc: choice new.
5nC. new prime. Sc Centrifugal fancy, iid
as, common to iair, 2ja2,C. prime ~ choice,
i0gijC. syrup 1ttijr, lrm.
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LIVERPOOL,

A. noon: spots-Dull prices generally In
buyers favor. Sales, 5000 bales OF which
American, G,3O0 bales. Receipts, 5000 bales
Of which American, 1000 bales. Closing
quotations were ns follows Ordinary,i l5-iGd;
good ordinary, 8 lied; low middling. 67kd;
good middling. ii-iGd; middling uplands,
50iGd; middling Orleans, 5Ssd.
Futures opened dull at decline, and
closed steady, rs follows
lrhc prices are given In pence and Giths,
thus I B3 means 4 63-Gid; and . Ol means
5 l-Gld.l
AZ pm; December. 32d. buyers De
ccmbor-January, 32d, buyers January-Fcb.
ruary 3I, sellers February March, 8 SD,
sellers. Mnrch-April, . 3Gl, sellers; April
May, ; SD, sellers; May.Junc, iOd sellers;
JuncJuly 5i3d, sellers July-August, . lid,
sellers.
Liverpool weekly statement for the week
ending December ~ lss1:
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frln tee Ncw ur.cius Time Dcinocmt
The r;w.om Of women attending the
thcaicr in groups of three or more without
an escort is even more general this winter
than ever hcfor. II Is very sensible
anl proper sort oi independence, for il
las always seemed rather hard 10 dcbar
the -'y from visiting either opera or play
simply b.r1us' NO man happened 10 be-
available NJ the moment. II il still bit
awsw1rl aud cmhaTr issing, foron entering
q public rllcc everyone present has way
IT F,.rilH over ones shoulder, ~ though
hunting up the missing man, but IL the
conrJg pus individual bc full Of pluck
this u NON overcome. Then, there l.
strength IN numbers. No one thinks Of
ycniurine ont with less than two compan-
ions, which so.s at rest any scruplos on the
s'nrc NJ personal protection. TO many
there Is no pleasure equal TO theaicr going,
aud prejudice will son I've lived down
that il based un such narrow limitations.
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ADDRESS REGISTERED LETTERS TO
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK,
New Orleans, In.
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ding, ioHc Sales 80 bales. Quotations
were as follows; Ordinary, TXc; good
ordinary, 03-l6c; low middling, 10 l-lGc
middling, loISc; good middling, lo94c mid
ding fair, II 5-l6c; fair, II 1870.
Futures opened steady and closed barely
steady, as follows: December, 1035@lO. 80;
January i0.is; February, i0.52@l053; March,
l06l@lo62; April, io.6s9lo.G9; May, 1916;
June, i0,s2@lO.S3; July, lO,ss9io.s9 August,
io9l@lOo2i September lo,42@lo45i 0cto-
Der 10 l0@l0l3. Sales $1,000 bales.
New York cotton statement for week end
ing December o, 1887:
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on the market This was gobblcd m inn
mediately and the price advanced to $50
and held firm at that. Dniing the morning
May corn held firm around j491c, but heavy
buying by local operator put il up to Soc
after this. When corn advanced II took the
provision market with IL The closing prices
were May wheat, s5L@s5%c; May corn,
b45c bid; May oats, 3S7&c asked; January
pork sl4 So; January lard, II 80; January
short ribs, 81 80 asked.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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. Cnictso, H. Dee n-rhc nrpycrs' Jour
ual reports Ca'tlc-l, rccipi. 5O11. ship
nicnt-. not reported. Market steady. .turt-
g.. % sisl COWS bulls nul mixed Al 2plf
IN. native - sOai ~ Texas cows 81 -
a. 20.
IIYrsa Receipts. 9tOo. shipments. not re-
t1ftad Market dull and steady. packer.
and shipper. a. ~ s0S -. heavy. ~ 800
% S. miXcd. - tief3 ~.
shocp-Reccipt., i.Opo shipments, not re-.
tpuc,i Market steady; western, A. ~ lambs,
II sos 7j feeders. ~ ~.
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NEW ORLEANa.

Tho spot market opened quiet and closed
steady; middling, 9il.iGc. Sales, o, 700 oalcs.
Quotations were as follows Ordinary,
lS.iGc; good ordinary, si5,l6c; low mid
ding, 07sc; midding, 0li-i0c; good mid
ding, 10 Lice
Futures opened steady and firm and closed
quiet aud steady, rs follows; December, 0.73g
015; January, 0si@os2; February, $3.50
o0i; March, i0o3@loOi; April, 10, i0@lol7;
May, iO27@lO2s; June lO3sC9io39 July,
iois@iol0; August, iO409io4s, Sales,
N, 400 bales.
DAILY PnRr ANn INTERIOR MARKEr
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pro,ision..

Hoo rn0prcts-Stcadv; mess pork. tiG.
sugar cured hams li'ldll ~, breakfast ha.
con. N 'sdlac. bulk pork. clear sides. r'.tf
$50. clear rib sides, stt,lsc long clear, VI.
~, shoulder, Gs@GAsc
L,np-Ticrccs. 5'fa5 hc, half hrls, ia
7'sc, kv, s@,c, choice kettle, sh@,Ac.
steady.
Fi.n-M ickcrcl half barrels No I, o. ~
40 . " a. No =. ~ -, i0-lb kit, No. .,
n a.. No. . Al ~. No D u no. Dry her
ring. faulty. IS per box.
Itu- fru-Rarrvls. y IN. half barrels
Sittl ~. Kegs ~ -.
Fur.u Mrrs-Choior bco!. hiniquarisrs
Get7r. frrcpuaficr. NtlC second CRATE
headquarters. O.. forrguartrr., -. common.
hindgunrior., 2'sr. fonquartcrs, IT,. sheep.
". I'm. 10.
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GENERAL MARKET.
urcatI<fum.

CoRN MU,L--Stnndard, 81 10ta2 -; pearl
~ ~ roller. - s5ai2 ~ strong
Br,Ns-Nnvy, A. SOd2 -.
O,r Mr,L--ln half brls 81 80 from store
FLoun-Frnm store, common, - Sos a.
family, - Tjd3 ~. choice a. nSCrl O5. fancy,
~ i0ctl -; extra fancy, q Jiel 80, patent
~ sitti. steady.
CH,cErR- Soda, extra, &C.. soda. treble cx-
tu, ~, ginger snaps, i's@Glsci assorted
iunblcs, la,
CR,cEIp wuE,r-In half brls, "a Is from
stnrr.
lloNiNY AN Gntrs-Frum store, 81 %.
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surrr-Choicc, SIC, medium, 383'4ri
common, SlCai ~.
head, 81 jOd3.
GRAss CVtrLE-Choicc. 3tM}Ar; good
2lSd3c; fair 10 medium 2d2'Sc; sal
lawag-, i@i ~; feeders, light, lAdlc, heavy.
2l.M2lsc.
Hoos-Choicc, i@5c; good. sc; common,
MANA
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Eeeti.tutt..

H,Y-Choicc. from storc. ooc; car LOAD
from lcycc or depot, siOdi5. prime store.
sOdSsc; ear load from lcycc or depot sip,p
~, prairie from st0rc On, car load from
lcycc or depot, 80. strong.
BRAN-FOm store, pc. from leycc or de.
Pot, els ~.
ConS--From store, white. On,; mixed, 51r.
from lcycc 0r depot white. IN bulk, SIC.
In lks.. 55c. mixed, IN hulk, sac; In sks., ~
O,rs--frum store. white tnC; mixed. $50
from lcycc ~ depot, white. In bulk, ~, In
sks., 3sc, mixed. IN bulk. SIC, Ia sks., ~.
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SKIN TORTURES
That Defy All Othor Remedies
Speedily Cured by
Cuticura.

ilumilatng Erupiions. Itching and Burning
skin Touuncs. inaihsumc Sof., aud every st.ccics
of ltrhlug. rtHly rimply. Inherited, scfuiulous
and JuntHgious nisnsrs ot the Hood. skin and
scalp with Les oi Hair from Infancy to old age.
ufr positively ruui lg CtuCruA, the rrat skin
tur' and ttftrtuA soar an exquisite SKIN ltau.
tiHcr. externally. nnd CruorEk MsoIyINT, the
new Hlood Further. internally
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arnIn nna rre,i.len..

CHic,0o. M. Dec. p.-.On change wheat
opened NJ sl,sc aminst the last night close
at sax on reports of heavy rains IN the
southwest Corn opened &C OF ct sac for
May. II showed strength, brokers IN pro.
visions were bcarish. January pork opened
at % So. The excitement Al The past two
weeks has died out Of the wheat pit May
sold from Si,s down 10 say, and back 20
the former prices. Only once during the
morning did V 90 below that figure and that
WAS when lOOalsirm dumped 504Vv9 bu-
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house report Is as follows
EXCHANGE.

EXCHANGE.
New York and cities north aud east, on de-
mand, 81 discount buying, par selling; New
York and principal cities north and east,
three days grace, So discount buying, par
selling; New Orleans s. discount buying,
81 premium selling,
The local cotton market closed quiet to-
day at decline Of Lice. Sales, $50 bales
Weeks sales, 1850 bales, Of which 600 TO
exporters and 1, 100 TO spinncrs.
New York spots closed duh, with futures
barely steady at decline Of TO 3points
&. l.. Greene q Co., of New York, say; at
was only moderately active market for
contracts, with at first slight inclination 10
ease of, but ON the whole the undertone
proved pretty steady, and the early losses
were recovered. Al the close rates differed
only slightly from last evening, but were
barely steady"
Liverpool closed dull, prices generally in
buyers favor with futures steady and of >
points At Manchester cloths are quiet,
with moderate inquiry. Yarns quiet, rather
easier The New Orleans spot market closed
steady, with futures quiet and steady ut an
advance Of TO points.
At New Orleans sugar is active, with q
strong range Of prices existing, prices having
advanced In sympathy with New York aud
Liverpool. Molasses has been quiet during
the week, but a better feeling prevails. The
trade generally looks for n crop Of not less
than go, 600 hogsheads No change has taken
place In the condition Of the rice market.
At New York the changes In the grocery
market are unimp0rtant. The local markets
remain steady and unchanged.
IMPORTS.
One hundred and sixty-onc brls apples,
37i SKIS bran, - pkg butter 275 rolls bag
ging, Is pkgs bacon, $500 bu corn, 80 brl-
cement, 1910 sks aud II cars cotton seed, ~
pkgs eggs, g15 brls -four, 800 bales hay, 40
head hogs, 40 head cattle, p head horses and
mules, ! 100 pkgs lard i0DJ feet lumber,
A. pkgs liquors hs brl- meal, 2ss kegs nails,
1000 bu oats 800 hbls potatoes \ ears pork
sides, q pkgs rice, i2D brls sugar, lO5 pkgs
tobacco, s, 400 bu wcoai,
ELEVATOR REPORTS.
The following shows the amount Of grain
received, Withdrawn and IN store by regular
elevators, ~ reported 10 the Merchants cI-
change today: Corn received, go bu;
withdrawn, bG3 bu In store, 4,5il bu
Oats received, ALI bu; Withdrawn, $50
bu, In store, @,026 bu.
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Mules md lInr.cs.

IIoRsrs-Modcmic demand drycr.. Slnt
dliO, heavy draft, S3D0, saddle, 49, 12'u
extra saddle, s9Dfd3Dl plugs. SFrl,H.
Texas ponies $1,000
MuLr--Mpdcmtc demand, Is to liis
hands high, Sl25'aljOi 15l1 to ~ hands high,
sl5ldiS1
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A. .amIrrhle rnnrr.

ITnm The NV UII0anF TN W.
Upon the whole, We may say that thc
message Is nm admirable state paper ~
qirlcd merely ~ statement n the most
urrrut legislative Necessity If the hour,
aud that u has left the President lrcc to
approve any practicable measure ol COM
promiso which may promise sufficient
reduction III revenue.
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Itou.eh.ia Supplies.

Arms Kentucky stock, g. 5o6ei per brl,
New York, t2si dried apples, .bBcGc
per pound from store. Dried peaches 90
Ohc frOm store. -
fHuu-Omngc,, tsa3 10 per boz, 81 botti
per brl. Lemons, pet5 " per box. bananas
VI bOtt2 % per bunch.
vtstrAuLrs-0nions, g. 80 per brl,
81 - Ssr bv. Cabbags-NortheTn, N9lOpsr
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Murv you feel Depressed don't lose your.
arlf with mean hittcr.. llod5r, sar,aparilln
r,nu,n tcs and inyigumir- ihc system, aud
rurs al diseases arising irum az impure
state NJ the blood u pr bottle. siN bottles
fur e. Manufactured by lnnrum Root
Medicine Co. Nashville, Tenn. Sold by
IIcist,r, pa Main street,
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Covered With Sores.

have bccu AFFLICTED since lat March with n
skin disease the 10, tors called Egcmn Ms iarc
wus rn,vvd With srals and sons, nnd the itching
and burning SIS alNiust unhcumhlc seeing your
tt1irtnA MHrrIt - highly recommended. con.
cluicl ~ give them n trial, using the CtTiCJHA
rui ttuttnA soar externally, AMI NESuiNNNr
internally inr tour months lcall myself curvd. In
gratitude for which make this public statement.
Mrs CLARA A. FREDERICK.
Itr,au urt.E f4uu
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New yorh Dry Gs,I, MARKET.

NV YuRK Dec. n-Iho market gem
orally VS. quiet Tor cotton rplls, hut very
strong Constitution brown EDITIONS ad
yanrrd t,c, with latest sale, ct &c fur ~
ending December ., ~ SSsGl. Amount
marketed a. slnHiH.
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Positively the bcst remedy ever discoy.
cred for ali diseases OF man aud beast that
can be- reached by an external medical ap.
plIcation, h Rangum Root linimont One
Trial will convince. MANUFACTURED only by
Rangnm Root Medicine Co, Nashville, Tenn.
Fifty cents per bottle. Eos sale by Hester,
2S3 Main street.
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WEEKLY COTTON STATEMENT.

Receipts at Memphis for tie week ending
December Q, Sl,70s bales, ~ against gI.Gi
bales Haine week last year, since September
1, icGtiS bales, against og7,7SO bales same
time last year.
Shipments for the week, 1850 bales. rs
against H,2S bales same week last year
since September !, 90o,4io bales, rs against
25i,72s bales same time last year. Weeks
talcs. 1850 bales; exporters, 07oo. aud
spinners, s,i60 bales.
kEw YoRg.
Spots opened easy aud closed dull midi
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Cotton srcL prnanct..

PRNE CEuDE on --'i2a3ic; prime summ ''
yellow, 3Ga}5c; choice cooking summrf vel
low, iOc prime cotton seed meal, So 2,o
Is SO, ear load lots less than car load, Slbfr
Ig IN
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Movements at the Leyee.

Arrivals = Coahoma, Osceola; Rosa Lee,
Paducah; 81. Paul, yicksburg; War Eagle,
81. Louis; Lee Howell, Ohio river Hudson,
Arkansas City.
Departures War Eagle Vicksburg: st.
Paul, st. Louis; Helen Mari, New Orleans;
Hudson, 81. Louis.
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DAILY COTTON sTATrNEur.

~, iIpo,',ST ~ a I'll ~ ha W. 81 "
a = ". n ", az T., n. o. a 7. " ". grt X. e..
San. X u, 80. steamer, ios, wagons, 20 Total,
Esperts-M. &c,R n, pGa M6TRR, ~.
Total ls0l lmica
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lIL. Henry clay.

rn,n ,hc Augusta Gal ohroniclc
The President, to u.s. the language of
Henry Clay, had rather be- right than be
reelected President.
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soalp. Face. Ears and Mock.

WIS afflicted With fc,cma on The scalp. Pace
Ears and Nrck. which the druggist where I got
your urncllts puuouuccl one ui the wont Eases
that had uunnc under his notice. he advised me to
nv yuur CtrtrtHA REdEpif1. aud after five days
Use NV sralp AMI pa my face VEN cniirly
currl, and hoIv Ia another week IN have my can
ncck aud the other part OF my iac, cuwd
HERMAN sLADE.
ipE en- street New York.
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Wool.

~ Lows No. Ds'. n.-WOpl-Qulci and
.tcady. unva-hcl bright m-l'um, iiHt1iigc;
cuaro braid. iyr2s~ low ludy. intlSc:
hn, light. i5a2te linc heavy. in'tlS; tab
washed choice. Ijc. inferior 31aJI; sacks.
leo a.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MONEY 9 PER CENT, NEW YORK
EXCHANGE PAR SELLING.

Cotton Quiet - Middling, 6-ec-
Sales Today, $50 Bales-The Tone
of the General Market steady-Meats
Steady.
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nfnur nfii,c RIrcrx.

OFFICIAL SiGSAL SERVICE. 4. g. A.,
Nl!.Nrilis, Doc 9, I D. m.
Tic following observations ara taken nj all sta.
lions udn"i Lt1i NOR, Ian tmc, which 4 one
huGt Lu'T than Memphis time.
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Prom the Knoxville Journal
The message Is commcndablc Tor clear
ncss and boldncss.
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IMPoRrs.
ELEVATOR REPORTS.
Bonds aud stocks.
ma. A.h~l

The following list is corrected regularly
and may be regarded ~ the latest quotations
HANK STOCKS
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ArrFAL OFFICE,
FninAY EVENING. Dec. q. 1857.

ThIHA 7 ~ fNIN"l w . IN7I' 2
The money market continues firm. Banks
accommodate none but regular customers, the
supply of loanble funds being about equal
10 the demand.
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n:sprn.,ng with Male Escort.

eli ~ zcrl. iru.cn tl,ain from AN. I,
am. q, irsrr VI rain. mot pporicd.
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BONDS.



Adams Tsptr,. to Ni..ouh raeihs. ~.
Alton D. ~, Nik Mobile uhln. ln
Aiinn A 7 ~ ph'iA Na.hyillc a CHAT. 5G's
American iNpfess o.. y. }. Central 81
nur e. " NNan Nuriuk a ". pii co..
fauaiia fafihr. asi. hufilrfu fiflnr Ef'n
tanasia southern 49, Narih rsc - 60
GENITAL fsrInr ~ huffEuHHiffu iNl
thrsafs-akr a ohio. n NfrftuffiHrn ~ 49,
ghes a % 81 %. "a. Nes Naft ceriul io-i-
rhes 20 81 "a g. 50. chir A 81. ts,
thiearuA Alta. tu ~ fnA ID D. rff 81
shilar0 uAq.tr OlHA NIas.as' VI %
'hirirn 81 lP-fF, ~ ~ WIa ~ I.
C.~tt.AF ~ II uutfIk Nfrefu is's
ticrtid 4 faiIaitsls ~ fi-sYl saIigsf.HI -.
f-iszaff q iia.l-'l iII' l'rr1ln Iftt' ir,
tsIaHafr o. As. %. Fsrlr hsl -.
rrufefA Roo. ga. IrfIs. A.. 81.
~ IruuHsfr iH fftHuW iaa
- fs8a il 81 ri l,ans.sh fslsss cario
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/ count United states bonds g. -.
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| a. pr cent The rate 1T discount In The
| uIen market f0r shuft aud thruc months
bills T. sass pr cent lar silver ~ i-iGl
/ Ter ounce.
PAm., Dec o-Thrcc per cent rntcs s2i
&c Tor the account
nANE oLENRiNUs.
NEw Outr,Ns, la, dee. n-Clcaringt 81
| the banks ti.sini in.
B,INonr Nd. Dec. o.-nink clearing
| today wcp ~ ,ris Bii. balances sAH I2i
Nw YonE. Dee p-Dank clearing, to-
/ day were ga, ~, 49, balances. sliiS?sl.
B1stoS Mas. Dec. blank clearing.
/ today wcW o., $4,000; balances, tl,Ol ~.
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inE to-day were ss,nO,7jl, balances 81.
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DAY were lighter, the aggregate being &c.
| 5000.
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ExcnANaE QrorArIoN..

Culinary, nominal. good ordinary, SIC
low middlinF 0kc, mlddling p'sc. good
middling, iOci middling fair 10 5l0c; fair,
nominal.
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Tattet Finally Cured.

Having ussd yOur ttfiCtuA RrNrniTs Tot eight
cen months fur letter aud finally curtl a. am
anxious Nv Fut IL 90 scll ON commission. I CHn
recommend u beyond any remedies ! have ever
used fu Ivttcf HUNS, TUT etc. In Tart lt j. the
bcst medicine have ever tried iuf anything.
Myrtle, Miss H. = HORTON.
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